davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
S6mdbH6e 9e6an0lt4ttg BON
2trd1ttt0ett.

Sadiou, Htif., IS. Suli.-9er 8eriGt
Der @rauosSurg bon Stn6s @ouutB, Dtifi.,
ibsr bic Ser6iHgung BON StrdfliHgeu aus
eem bortigen StaatsBuhtbauie III nun etHges
reidlt mproen. Sberf 5au1tltoH, Der 6auptr
pdhter, beftnGet iidb inter Der IHflage bes
DioroeS, Sa oem Seridte beiBt e8: gg8ir
fauoen i'm @eiGHgniB 55ipitGI 26 PeriOueu,
bte tiirSlid BON HarmeU HH9 giieubgbHen.
no Iie BON YGdtern 5eidaitigt roareu, 3urid
gehroht Duroen. gisIe bon ibHen iiHo nit
S6pinbiutt unb anteren unbeibareu
Srantbeltsn bebaftet unh 3ei9eu SpureH un'
meRidliher SebanoluHg. Sbr Riiden III NIT
Bluisn un0 &uncen beOedt, uH0 an man4eH
St6ueH bat iih bic 6aut abgeI0f. 8te Dig
banblungeu, bic He burdjuma9eH bat!eH,
fuo itltmmer, al8 tielentgen, uslbe cine
plloe yiatiOn ibreu @efangeHeH 3ufigen
piirte. Stsrbeno lieBen Iia 0a, maHde auf
bIOBeu 8rettsrn, 10 abgemagRrt, oaB bic SuO.
den beinabe burh Die 6aut bringtn. g8ir
gluuben, oaB ite teine geetgHete yIobrung er'
balten, uH0 etEer DGH tbHeu lanm5rte, er lei
rem Serbungeru Habe. glaH giebt ibnen
unberbauIide y2abrung, biei iie in ibrem 3us
ffanoe niht geRtgBen tOuRen. Shire SOrper
iino nit llugeSiefer beoedt, uno Die Setten
urb 6leioer FalreH BON SdmuB." - Struer
bsiBt es in Gem Beriht: y ggir ipredeH teIueH
Gaoel gegeH Die siu5sIueH Bddter aus Der.
bummen jeoOd 0Gs Sgfem, rpOna4 elm Sc
fnugener eiuem PGhtsr iibergebeu Uir6, bei'
len SuterCiie es lift, @eIo ans ieiHem Blute
heruu8 3u ifIageu. dis BetipieI Der 6OIgeu
tieits GbRem8 iiibreu mir Solgsnbss an:
I'm 6. Sauuar 1887 murGen 2O4 Straauge
on DtcDpuaIO 0erpa6tet; bauou Fno bic gum
6. Suni 20 get0rbeH, 19 Durbeu entIaTeu
Ober eutflobeu uuo % febrteH frapt unS ars
beitauniabig iu's @efdugujB 5uriif, no ieits
her hieIp hnll ihrtprr n pRnrhsrf finh q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14

Ues NIT BEN 8duipern, 9dunufsu uuS
Spsisn, uno etIe Hidlt 9e6eu nit 3siuem mi
herlifsn 9theu an, iOnberu gebraude Or.
Snge's ''Catarrh Remedy" (Satarrb. 5eil.
mittsD; 00s beieitist 0as llsbsl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
earOpaH6s aabsEbsrtate.
lIntnben aH per grenle sen Rpnt,n,nrn

2HtAgeN an per 0ren3e bon 9gpntenegrD.
&ettiHie, Is. Suli. - Sine Shaar N(s
baueien Hberrumpelte iiir3hh bic muuteues
griniite @reHSmade unbe DIolra= Blauiua,
uHo Elm bitiger GamPf entfanO. Die 4us
9retfer Duroeu idIieBli5 5uriid sei6laqeu,
nnhoem 8Uei gROHteue9riHer RH6 a1t Qlba.
HeeH 8et0otet morbeu parsn.
Ste seBPtiidte 6rast.
gonfaHtiHopeI, Is. Suli. - Der
Sultan bebarrt nuf ieiHer Beigeruug, oeu
Serirag nit @HglaH0 beSiglid Ggppteu's
IN ietner gegeHpdrtigeu @efalt III unter3eih.
men, tros0sm 9eUtidIanO iouObl, mie Sta.
lien Tim ortu9ltb geratbsu BabsH, ben Ser
tra9 81 ratifijireu.
@uIeatieu.
gonoou, 13. Suli. - g5 0erlautet, baB
DIE buIsariid)e 8epHtatiOH, nelhe abgeibidt
nEr6e, nm osu Brtu3eu SeroiHauO uOH Sad.
tuz9oburg. @Otba Hber feline Grpdbluug sum
6uri1eu BON Bulsarien Su beuadridtigeH, in
oeH Priujen Ortugt, iidl mad SoiiI an be.
asben, Ten &br0u lu befeigeu uno bic Dtdhte
nit Der sOIlenbeten Sbatiahe 'n!''"s Raises
Der Sroue Sulgarien's 81 cOuiE5HGreH.
3Um 1oBs perurtbetIt.
Barts, Is. Prau,iui, Der UI0roer
Der Eiabumc 8egnauIt, 0ersH 3ofe mo oes
SiHbsS Der 2eFtereH, if gum EO0e berurt5eilt
mOroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
% etfpiirot9es 01anOttett.

Detroit, Mid., IS. Suli. - Su Der
8obnuug bes @apitdus s. &. BIatteu, Str.
So, 1ancOd ADe., III pGbrenb zines Regens
f1urmes elm ieIteHeS Bbduomeu beobaMtet.
SRI. BIntten b0rte i'm SamilteuIimmer elm
etgentbtmldeS @erduif, iie elite babiu uuo
lab cine Ieu6tenoe Seuertugel, etpa ruie cine
SotOsnuB grOB, BON SamiH aus auffeigen.
Die augeI idpebte iau9iam i'm 3immer oaz
bin, einen Biihenoen 2drm beruria6enO uuO
Elm dnBerf bellies gidt UerbreitenO. GAME
gSOlien BON feinem Rus tameu nit oerIelben
aus Oem SnmiH beraus. Sri. Blatten uub
ibTe iH3nii6eu ebeniall5 hinBugetOmmene
g}utter bebedten idrederfHut ibre Qugeu uuO
manbten fd biHmes. Su bieiem augenbIid
pur6e bic 6austbiir ge6fiHet, unb Der bierz
Onrh oeranlubte 3ualpinr trleb bic feurige
Sugel nut bic StraBe, mo- ite nit tautem @es
3id oeridwuuO. 9erurtige eIettride guts
Iabuugen perbeu mifenIdaftlihU SugeIbIiBe"
geuaunt nno itno duBerft ieIteH, treten aber
mauamaI nit iurdtbar 5erf0reHoer SewaIt
nuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
ste RcuDIattut altf Sotpaft.

9 an SraHjisco Is. Suli. - Der
btute aus QonOIulu an9etommene 8ampfer
yauIralla" briHgt bapaiiite 9fadri9ten
bis 3utn 5. Suli. Seine rueitere Rubeit0ruaz
gen lpnren ieit ben &umuLten bonn 80. Suui
un6 /. SIli, neld]e in benz SturSe oes U(ls
uifteriums @lbion reiultirten, 0orgefalleu.
8a8 meme Miuiferium bate ieine 4mts.
Bfli6teH angetreten, uu0 cine ueue &erfaIs
Jung ioQte an bem Sage, on iuelbem Der
8ampfer abgiHg, Dem 6Ouig 6alatluQ uus
terbreitet peroen. gr= Framier @i6ion uuO
ieiu SdmiegerlObu S. 3. 9apOslben, peldle
om 80. Sunt oerbaftet nHrbeu, blieben bis
gum 2. SuIt i'm @efdugniB, porauf @ibiou
IN aubetrudt eineS p0r9eridten Glter8 in
ielne 2Bobnung gebradt unb bort inter Be-
mdduHg gef,lt tuurbe. Sein Bro3eB mar
nuf ben 6. SuIi fsfigeisbt. @pprau Bebb,
SetretIr hes Gr Dtinifers 6es IusndrtgeR,
murbe ebeniaus uerbaftet uHO inter 8irg-
ihaft 9efteltt.
Die anfregurg bate ii9 i'm 9un3eu 96uiss
reidle iGf OollfduOtg aelegt, uuO Der amerts
faEiihe ytGti0uaIfeftag murbe am /. Suli 3u
9cnrInlu, ME genDhnIid, begangeu. ueber
5GOO Be1i0ueu bstbeilisteH Iid an Der 6eier,
uuo 30ni9 Salafaua mOhnte 0em @1pfauge
oes umerituuiideu Seiauoteu bel.
Sic ,5anait -9ajette" iagte am s. Suli in
eiuem 0eitartifel: vDas Solt fam fi4 nuf
sns 28ort bes 66nigs uidbt oerlaiieu. gs
bot iidl abers uno nbermals berausqeffellt,
ouB Die SeIipre9uHgeH bes G0uigS nidt 10
0iel Dertb iinb, als bas Bapisr, auf pal6eS
fe oeifbriebPu finn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
Ser gapIt tsaHF.

&Om, 13. Suli. - Ser Bapft if nit ei.
mem gtagsrIeioeH unb gIeuruIgie bebaftet.
gr iBt nur tDeuig Iub nirO beftduoig BON
brennenbem 8urfte gequdlt. ErOB ieiuer
llupdBEdlteit berridtet er ieiue Arbetteu rpie
gem6bulid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
Saross's R7saeIeieu.

Die @runb. Surp feate bente cine gut[a.
geitriit gegen Sstnr s. SarUe1, ben tribe
rem 8iuitOnsdef i'm S6aBamtsoepartement,
auf nelde benisIbeu OeridieOener 8ediels
fdliduusen beidulbigt. 4uf &ntrag Oes au=
maIt8 Oes aHgetlagten pnrbe Der 6au auf
n0dfen glOntag feitgeiebt. Sm 2aufe Der
Selban0lun9en wnroe augesebeu, baB ieOer
uugere6te aniprud, peldlen SGruep i'm De-
partemsnt Our9ieste, bic SdrduHg oon 25
Namsn OSer gnfanSsbudfabeH tHuuIuirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
gus Der SanSesbaHbtftaOt.
gie Au6fnbr boa 9rpoftOfTen, 8Ietid'Raaa
rtn nnS Q9tLAeret ,BEaOMEten.

8afbiuqtoH, .. g., 13. Suli.-9as
ftatifiihe 8iireau erffattet folgenoen Sertdt
iiber bic gusfubr BON SroOfofeR i'm IetteH
SUM, iotpie in ben am 80. SUM- 1887 0erfrt,
6euen Ieds unb 3tp6If gouateu i'm 8er9Iei6e
Al ben entipreaeuoen Periooeu bes 0orbers
9sbsnOsn 6isialiabres:
SUM 1887: 81, ,O25, SAC; 1886: $l3, ,7O2, 1893.
g,dhs UIonate, peritrtdlen an 80. SUM- - 1887:
$S4, ,166, 900; 1886: $69, 1861, 500.
3poIt Nonate, pertrtden am so. Sunt - Is 81:
$I62, ,426, 1914; 1886: 1922, ,S10,379.
Sin uuberer Seridt oes fatifii9en 8ii.
reaus ereibt fol9enoe AusIInft iiber ben
gBertb oer ausfubr BON Rtno' un6 Shwetue.
fleiid, Salg un6 S6malJ i'm leBteu SUM-
uno in ben am 80. sunni 1887 oerfloiienen
ad3t Wlonaten i'm SergIeid)e au ben eutipre'
benSen Bertoben Oes OOrbergeben6en Sis
faliabres:
SHnt 1887; 1884, ,432; 1866: $6,762, ,O9a.
adlt Wlonate, ueritGidleu am 80. SUM- - 1887:
$52, $3.50, ,6S1; 1886: $50 OsS4O, 433.
8ertb Der ausfubr BON SGmeineileii9,
RiRbfleii1 uHb gfiIherei' BrooHtten:
SUM 1887: 81, ,967. .622; 1886: ss, ,O69, 1872.
Se6s EoHats, psritIiheH am so, SUM - 1857:
$40, ,532, ,46S; 1886: S40,374, ,49l.
g8ertb Der Ansiubr UOn 0liIdereiz Brosuts
ten:
SUM 1857: 81, ,622,1 100; 1885: s1,9O7,Gs8.
3Rei Touate, perfrtden am 80. SUM - 1887:
$2,O30,173; 1886: 81, ,699,92I.
g8ertb bes srportirten 8Iub0iebs:
SUM 1887: 81, ,295, ,6s4i 1886; 81, ,O2I,Is2.
SDof gtonate, Deritliden am 80. SUM- - 1887:
S9,061, 1903; 1886: SIC, sos, ,976.
g8ertb Der srpOrtirten 9dpeiHe:
SUM 1887: $50, $685. 1886; $97,O12.
SnOli ROH0te, Uerfrid5sn am 80. SUM 1887:
1916, 1872; 1885: $639,174.
Gin 8tfadI Ser aAlsrifaaifdben AuBRsHaHa.
Ruior 9urburb aus Stem gurf fattetc
beute benz Sstretdr 2amar einen Seiu6 ab
uno erludte eenieIbeu, Der amerifaHiiden
Nusfeuur9 in gOnbou bic fir bic Reu. Or.
Ieanier gSeItausfeIung oOrbereiteten Sc.
mdIOe uR0 3eidHuHgeu, rueI9e nmerifantl4e
Scenen uno Suouitris5peise iIIHfrireu, Bu
Leiben. Ser Setretar 0eriprah, bas Seiut
III @EmdguHg 5H Siebeu HRO 10 bulO, ais m1gs
LID, 3I beautrporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
0etmtS6tes.

Die beutige Steuer @iuuabme betrua
1861 O18uuO Die 3Oueinnabme 81 ,117 ,235.
3ur ginITiuns beflmmte Rational.8auf.
gtOten i'm 8etrO9e BON $259, 900 liefeu beute
i'm SdaBamte Elm.
Sefretdr 2amar tutrs gegeu Gube Der lau,
fen0eH 29Ode mad YiacOu, @a., abreiIea,
nm Der 6raJeit ieiuer &Obter beijupObuen.
SOhn z. 9Ople, SeFretdr Der Giuilbienff.
Gommiifion, if bon Der 2estereu beauftraqt
UOrbeu, Die Serbft. @iOiIOienfs Brafungeu an
Der YaciFc. 6Oute Ju Ietteu.
Son ben fir ben /. 3. 81. eiuberufeuen
breiproSenti9en Bombs fiub bts test S18, ,O9O,s
$50 eingel0It worbeu, 10 OGB bereu nod ST..
626, 656 uusfanoig fHb. Der @eiamutbes
tIng Der eiuberufenen, nod ausfebeuOeu
9reiprO5sntigen be3ifiert iid uuf s., 300, ,45O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
Sin Rsiies9beuteutt beS OeHtidtn RrDusi !
priulen.

2on6on, 19. Suli.-8er beutihe &rous
priu5 unb ieine @emubliu fiuO nit 1brer Slbt
auf Der SHiel gBi9bt aHgeiOmmeu. 4uf
benz gBege' UoR Bortsnoutb mad isuer SHieI
cOuioirte bic Sad]t nit oem brtliIfeu Erups
psnidifie yGrOutes" uuo purbe erbebNd be-
iddOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
almerifauiIde soI0atenipfelftti tu 90noon


2oubou, 13. Suli.-Die altefie Ooer bod,
eiue Der aItsfteH Witi5 GrgauliatOueu Der
Ser. Slaaten, be3u. Der ebemaItgeH GolOuie
gieu. @u9lnno, Die y8uctsnt auo SoHorable
NrtiueTp OF gofOu," bot auIdBndj Der beUors
fiebeuoen Seier tes SubHdums tbra8 25O
iabrigeu Seitebeu5 cine 8eputattou mad
gualanO geihidt, no gettere iett fart fattrt
miro. I'm YiOntag para0irte bic Seputatiou
Uor oem 9eriog bon Bortlauo; gsBterer fiibrte
ipdter zen SOrfB bei eiHem Der 0eputation
3u gbren beraufalteteu Sautett, bel neldlem
and Ter omeritaniid)e @eiau6te BbeIp5,
Sberf gEauer 0ou 8OifoH, Der goromapor
uou gcuoon, Serb Yapier, Sr. Gtltou BON
Der Sem Yorfer pSlo @uaTo" uH6 auoere
mebr ober rpenrger promiuente Beri6nlt6-
teiten eriGtenen. Der peBog BON BOrtlaHo
brndte babel bic Soufe auf bic S6Higiu
8lftOria uHo ben BrdFoenteu GleUelanO ans.
Quf bieien lebteren Goat nutportete Der Sc
iau0te BbeIp6 in ldHgerer 0ie6e; Il. u. be-
hauptete er, bic 4meritaner Ieieu fiol3 uuf
ibre eugliime Qbtunft, unO gHglanO babe baS
Redt, foI5 auf ieiHe u8inoer" Bu ieiH. Sa
abnli6sm StEne iprad Sberf 28llter in
ggantnOrtuHg oes Eoafs auf bic v4UCieHt
auo SonOTabIe Qrtiuerp of SOfou." Sie,
Ste SOfOner, fiblteu fi1 am Buieu ibrer
grCBeH engliideu Ylutter gut aufgebObeu uuO
bOiiteu, onB Die gon6Ouer ioloatiids SrlaHls
iatiOu, nod oereu SOrbilo bic ,,4ucieHt anO
6OnOrabIe &C." enlfau6eu Iei bet oem be-
oorfebenbeu Subildum Der 2eBtereu in Bos
ton 5ablretd Oertreteu iein mer0e. 8ieie
@inIabuHg redt einorud5DOu 81 MAIDEN, iei
Der 3med threr RetIe mad gonoou gepeieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-14
W0litilass aus GualanD.


2un6ou, 13. Suli. - General cir 9iebz
bers Euuer, lIuterIetretdr fir Srlauo, If in
2onbOH augefOmmeu, nm NIT Der 8egieruug
6iidiprade iiber be 3ufdHoe in SrIuHb gu
nebmsn.-Sir DiidaeI Sids Bead, Der fri
bere @beisSefretdr fir S}rIaHO, pelfer burd
elm Augenleioeu ge3puugen nur0e, fid 0Ors
lGufB bonn OfieutIl6en 2ebeu 5uriidjuBiebeu,
ldTeIbt Der BreIie, baB er belHabs UOQloms
men nieber bergefeIIt if uno ieiueu Sig I'm
beboriteben6en 6erbffe nieoer elujuuebmeH
bofit.-80ntgiH Silt0ria pobHte beute eiuer
ibr 81 gbreH gegebenen 9arteugeeai5aft 5u
6atfjelbz6ouie, oem 2au6fBe oes garl Gu
lis6urb IN 6ertfOrbibire, bel. 9a5 DOrf
Satfielb mar 5ur 6eier bes grei9uifes brill
liant betortrt, ,uuo biele 5remoe bGtteH ftt Elm
QefunoeH. Die 30nigu ideint Bjemll1
idmn6. Sie iaB beute cine Stuuoe lang
auf Der 3erraiie Dor benz u6atfielo z6oule"
uno mahte Ipdter eiHeu turBeH Spa3ter9aHsi
bel meIdem iie fd auf einen Stod fuste.
SIN gaufe oeS Radmittng8 bate Die S0aiz
gin cine lauge lHterbaltuHg nit benz 9raIen
pOn Yuri8.
Brttii6 SnOtansrptrgsa.
QOubou, 13. SuIi.-Sm lluterbauie bee
fiGtiQte Cir 5enrp 6ollaHo, Der Eolouialiet'
retir, Bag e5 SDilheu ben GtugeboreueH BON
WetlaiOptla uu6 Der Re9teruug BON Srltilhs
Columbia 3u UiiBbeuigteiteu gefommeu Jet.
3ie Snoianer pdreu bei Der Regieruug IN
@aibingtCn nm Die @rlaubniB etn9eiommeu,
fb in aIa8ia nieberIafeu 81 0itrieE; tpte
aber bic Territorial 8egieruHg erfabren ba'
be, bGtteu oieie AuerbistuHgen bet ben Ba5z
iugtorer Bsb6rbeH tetneH Anflaug gefHuoen.
9EarPt unO B6EIe.
Qoubsu, IS. Suli. - Ser. Staten
SbllgatiOuen: Al .pro3. 1871, Ditto 4ispro3.
1l2. 4ttieu: a.s9.sgB. AT, Ditto Brior.
lO4, Canada Bacific 624, Srie -, Ditto
Brior. -, Suinois Central 1864, glertcau
58, ct. BauI 89t, gtep'Dorf.&eutraI ll3,
BennlpIania 57B, Reaoing %, NteFlcaa
Central 16g, Canada gtor6msfsGaHo' Co..
Gurse RabeIDepsiatR.
- Qieutenant gouug bonn Regtnent SRr
rep iff IN GoH6oH megeH @HEtubruHg etnee
II idhrigeu gtdOdeRs 5u gIouateH pat
btrurtbsilt rporoen.
- Cir SObu BOps 9euuefg if BON Der
britiiteH Rtgierung mieOer in ietH truqeres
amt nls @ouuerueur Der SHiel gtuurItIus
siDgsisst pOr6eu. Sr. Gliforb 9lobo, mel
der ben Bofeu pabreuO Cir Sobu's GUS
p,nfon betIetoete, miro cine auOere Steue
erbalteu,
Die iuternatiouale S@ieOsgeri&tS.AIio'
ciatioH bieIt geferu cine Sisuug IN GoHooH'
unS 9noio 8ubIeB 5islO CAB eiHsH Ialgsu
8OrtrGg tiber bic BoTtbeile ter i@ie6sgert4ts
liheu SeiIesuug iuteruntioualer Stretttras
gen. Die GeIeHi9aft beipra9 ben Sorialas
Der @iniesuug elmer ipejieu eusLiib amsElta'
nti6Gn S4ie6sgeri4tss sGommiiiou,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17
ADREAm OF THE FARM.

There are swallows nests In the old barn eaVes
And the swallows twitter. and nit ana ny;
It is the sunset In June, and primrose tlnts
Are GROWING the hills and flooding the Sky
Katie's milking cows in the yard, down there,
And watching with dreamy, yelling eyes,
The milk as it falls in the glittering pail
And the snowy bubbles that gather and r1se
Yet seeing only the primrose hills
And sky at the close of the fair June day,
And little brown swallows that fit and fly
In her happy past, so far away.
And fair girl that leans on the huge old gate
Watching with face all aglow,
figure that comes down the dusty road
And stops there at her side to whisper low
SHALL fetch the pail?" 1t is Donald's voice
Calling to her at her self-same gate.
She wakes from her dream with guilty start,
SO, bossiel" she says, then answers him
wait
He had no part in the dream she dreant;
Her past she had buried alone in her woe;
She had made him true and careful wife
And he had forgotten long, long ago.
Rarely there comes an evening like this,
With the subtle blending of gold and red;
Ard e e sin % the liviuc-who cGn say
Sometimes to dream of the long lost dead?
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17
Neither or NitEer.

The pronunciation of the word
neither" is very generally considered
to be matter of taste. Most diction-
aries give both pronunciations, but
good speakers invariably give tie long
e sound, although the long sound is
generally supposed to have no more
serious objection than being somewhat
affected, and is pronunciation often
adopted by clergymeD, especially Epis-
copalians. It is, however, incorrect
as it's origin will SHOW. It is well
known that the German pronunciation
of Ell is long. as das feind. the enemy,
while the English rule is to pronounce
the diphthong as long e, as receive.
The long g sound was invariably given
in neither until the reign, of George L.
of England. Being of the House OF
Hanover, and speaking English indif-
ferently, he gave the German pronun-
citation to the diphthong. Court para
sites thought it proper to ape the King,
and this pronunciation spread. Few
people know this origin. and hence the
general mistake.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17
THE POOR OF NAPLES.

The stranger is unpleasantly i'm
pressed by the crowded condition of the
masses. A whole family, consisting Of
parents and sometimes from five to ter
children, live in one room. The beds
are rolled up in the daytime, and wher
unrolled at night fill the room. A mar
velous degree of economy is practiced
even in the smallest details. Coffee
grounds from the wealthy mans kitchen
are dried and resold to the poor. In 8
similar way oil is twice and sometimes
three times used, the drippings after
each successive frying being gathered
from the pan and sold to the poor.
Old shoes, hats, clothes, candle-ends,
dried coffee-grounds, secondhand
oil, and a hundred other things are
spread out upon the broad plaza (or
square) of a town-and it is here, to a
great extent, that the italian workman
secures his supplies. A laborer's suit,
consisting of breaches, jacket, vest,
shirt. socks. necktie. and shoes. costs
anywhere from $4.45 up. His food is
as simple as his clothing and his habi-
tation. In the morning great loaf of
black bread is passed around; each
member of the family gouges out a
piece of the inside, until finally only
the hard crust is left. At noon the
crust is eaten, softened by little wine.
A plate of macaroni, costing 2 or 3
cents, finishes the bill of fare. At night
more macaroni, then the beds or pallets
are spread and the family goes to
sleep, to get up and 60 through the
same routine on the morrow. The rent
of one of these rooms is from $40 to $12
a year; the cost of the wine, macaroni,
and bread is about 10 cents per day for
each person; but even at this cheap
rate of living, the workman who has q
family often finds it difficult to make
both ends meet. A skilled bricklayer
only averages so cents day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

The colored people who went to
Kansas some years since to grow up
with the country, according to state
ments, have achieved success. At a
recent convention of colored people
held at Hutchinson, Kansas, it was
stated by the Committee on Industrial
Progress that the colored people of
Southwestern Kansas, now own 767, COO
acres OF land, valued at 81, 225. 600, and
city and town property valued at the
additional sum of 1865, 900.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

'mn!5Iea olu!
Ie!4uoIJ sql ISOLDE IIeIBs m!V acS IepIo
SIN 10 Pig eq4 q4!M PUG 'sI4uom Gag IoI
m!q 9de4 'emn4soo Iso!4ss!ssIooe qq!!A
4sIssnlO N pep!AoId Oh a'emoq 4s
eIs nos :1I4oeJIsdn 'psHde1 4se!1d eqL
4S4usA 1 4sqA Aou4 no1 Sem ez!uSo
-oeI no4. 'p!ss pus loop slq 9s ps4oouH
eH 'uos!Id s!q u! 6oqzsG doqs!qqo1v
eos o. se!4!I!osy ueA!S psq en- mo4A o.
4ss!Id 3 Al peAss ssA eq sIIsd peIe4ue
sdoo4 seIIssIsA eva 1s9Is 4sq4 se2sI
-sI 'asIunmmoO qua tLzazsn1O .Kan
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

JAY GOULD, Cyrus w. Field, Sidney
Dillon, Russell Sage, and Alonzo B.
Cornell in the busy financial season
meet and eat lunch together every af-
ternoon, between l and 2 o'clock. in
the Western Union Building on Broad
way. These men represent about
$500, OOO, 900. but they always eat a
very plain lunch at the expense of the
Western Union Company. jay Gould
sits at the head of the table. No iq-
uors are served, and after lunch no one
of the little group fingers at the table
to smoke Q cigar.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

A NAN residing in Livingston Coun-
ty, Kentucky, was bitten the other
day by huge copper-head snake. He
immediately poured down quart and
halt OF whisky, and after lying in .
drunken stupor three hours came out
all riaht
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

ONE would suppose that the wearing
of an immense broad-brimmed hat
would obviate the necessity of carrying
q sunshade. But it doesn't-if the
shade is an elegant and costly one.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

The interstate commerce bill, says
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, has
been in operation long enough to es-
tablish the fact that the so-called
scalper, far from being driven out of
business, is on solder and more legit-
innate footing. To him the public
must now alone look for cheap rates.
The broker must keep his eyes open
and watch the demands of the hour.
Any person can buy from the railroads
special-rate tickets in lots of ten, twen-
ty-fye, or fifty, the more the cheaper.
Suppose, for instance, there is some
thing going on in Chicago interesting
to st. Louis people. The broker, at
his own risk, purchases one hundred
round trip tickets, which he will get at
a greatly reduced rate. He then swings
his banner to the breeze, announcing
round trips to Chicago, and if he only
makes 81 ON each sale, as the result of
competition among fellow brokers, he
has done well. This one feature of the
business alone guarantees good in
come from it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

IT is something quite amusing to see
the great number of Indian canoe-oars
and paddles which tourists bring from
Alaska as old Indian relics. The most
of these paddles are made and painted
by Cinnamon in San Francisco. shipped
to Alaska points and sold q Indian
relics, brought down to Tacoma on the
steamers, and carried thousands Of
miles away.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

GRACE YOUNG, of Kansas City, but
five months married, quarreled with
her husband, who threatened to leave
her. Anxious to retain his love, she
consulted fortune-teller, who told her
to cut finger and put three drops of
her blood in something her husband
would drink. She said this would
prove sure preventive of his leaving
her. Next morning Mrs. Young gave q
cup containing the blood to one of the
walters where they were boarding, ask
ing her to give Young his coffee in tina.
cup. The girl notified the police that
woman was trying to poison her hus-
band. Mrs. Young was arrested, told
her story. and was released
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

IT takes quite man to leave much
of q memory.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-09-17

SABAL JOHNSON, residing few miles
west of Oakland, Florida, found that
an orange tree, twenty years old, in his
grove was not doing well. Remedies
were applied in vain, and finally the
tree died. Being inclined. to investi-
gate the matter, he dug down dis
lance of six or eight feet to see if the
growth of the taproot was impeded in
any way. Here the discovery was made
of huge stone coffin or box seven and
a half OF eight feet long, containing the
bones of a Seminole Indian and q
variety of aboriginal curiosities. The
lid of the coffin or box was in two
pieces and similar to the limestone now
being found in such large quantities
naar Moscotfo